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If I do not like how it smells making, I guess I will not like when melting. True?


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My Cotton Candy did not smell super delicious in the bottle but now while making I do not care for it at all.

With the others they smelled great making and equally as good or better melting this one got worse when making.

This has the plastic/fake/cheap vanilla smell.

Before I toss the baby out with the bath water I thought that I should ask becasue it could perhaps not be true and you would know!

Thanks!

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Don't toss it. Sell it on the classifieds. It may work fine in another application or with different wax.

I am only making it for myself. I just made a bit with my measly little one ounce bottle of FO so it is gone.

No harm in putting it away and seeing what I think later!

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It's weird, but I think some FO smell different in candles than they do in melts, and certainly different than OOB. It's like once it has a flame (which I can smell, it's different than just a normal melt pool, but a subtle difference) it changes slightly for me and my nose. But what everyone else is saying is right, sometimes they cure out to be something entirely different.

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Lone Star. Their Fruit Slices and Peaches and Cream (the only others from my order that I tried) were OUTSTANDING!

Love Lone Stars Fruit Slices and Caramel Apple... Maybe you got a bad batch of oil (I got their Honeydew and it HAS to be an old oil.. you can BARELY smell it.. when I called, she said it was fresh.. BS.lol)

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Love Lone Stars Fruit Slices and Caramel Apple... Maybe you got a bad batch of oil (I got their Honeydew and it HAS to be an old oil.. you can BARELY smell it.. when I called, she said it was fresh.. BS.lol)

If you can hardly smell it could be because it doesn't play nice with your wax, not because it's an old FO. I have some FO's that I've had for 10+ years and they still smell great. I don't know what wax you use, but if you are using soy wax it is a VERY picky wax in that many FO's will not throw well, even after a good cure. That's the main reason I now use a soy/paraffin blend wax. :cool2:

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If you can hardly smell it could be because it doesn't play nice with your wax, not because it's an old FO. I have some FO's that I've had for 10+ years and they still smell great. I don't know what wax you use, but if you are using soy wax it is a VERY picky wax in that many FO's will not throw well, even after a good cure. That's the main reason I now use a soy/paraffin blend wax. :cool2:

It was VERY weak OOB, in B&B, and in Wax.

I used it in a custom blend of 4794/6006.

Had to be an old oil.. or the worst Honey Dew FO on the market ;-)

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